Horror - I'm not into blood, guts and gore for their own sake, but I like psychological and paranormal stories.

Romance - This is a huge, multifaceted genre. While I'm not one to read a straight-up romance, I do like the romance hybrids: Romantic Suspense, Romantic Mystery, etc. In other words, if the romance could fit into one of the other categories I like, that's cool. There is a line though: no spicy and definitely no erotica. To put it bluntly, if the bedroom door doesn't stay closed there better be a clear and unavoidable story reason for it.

3. Free Books. Free Books! FREE BOOKS!

Ooo, did I get your attention with that header? Did your perception sharpen? Did you start reading this section a little quicker than others? Are you annoyed with these questions and want to get to the free books already? Yeah, me too.

Reviewers often receive free copies of books to review. I won't pretend that won't affect me or my opinion. Scientist don't even understand all the psychological factors of Free. On the other hand, buying a book--investing my own money--affects my opinions too, as does knowing the author personally, liking (or disliking) other works by that author, a story set somewhere I know, characters who resonate with my life experiences, and so on.

In short, if you are looking for an objective review, see point #1.

However in an effort to appear objective, this is what I'll do. Any free, review copies I receive will be deleted or given away. Depending on my mood, that may mean a give-away on my blog or a donation to my local library. (See? I told you there'd be FREE BOOKS, didn't I?)

4. Posting reviews

I will post reviews on my blog, but if you ask I will try to post reviews on other sites as well.

5. Contact me

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About Me

Like most writers, John Waverly lives a triple-life. By day he is a software designer for Fortune 500 companies. By evening he is a coach/taxi driver/chef/referee/maid/psychologist to four wonderful children and tries to complete something off his honey-do list every once in awhile. At night, he writes modern stories full of action and magic.